Tomato Shpinel

Tomato Spinel is an early-maturing determinate hybrid with a plant height of about 1 meter. From germination to the beginning of fruiting, it takes approximately 105-110 days. It is recommended to form the plant into 2-3 stems for optimal growth. The first flower cluster forms above the seventh leaf, and subsequent clusters appear every 1-2 leaves, promoting even and uniform fruit ripening.

The fruits of tomato Spinel are small, weighing about 70-90 grams, bright red in color. Fruit shape varies from pear-shaped to cube-shaped, making this hybrid particularly attractive for whole-fruit canning. Due to the dense structure of the fruits, they retain their shape and quality well during processing and storage.

The hybrid exhibits high resistance to major tomato diseases, including blossom end rot, root rot, brown spot, tomato mosaic virus, bacterial leaf spot, bacterial wilt, and leaf curl virus. Planting density is 3-4 plants per square meter, which ensures a yield of up to 17 kg per square meter. These characteristics make tomato Spinel a reliable and productive choice for cultivation both in open ground and in protected environments.